Seattle receives another 200 National Guard members in wake of George Floyd protests
Seattle has received another 200 members of the Washington National Guard to respond to protests.
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Thousands of Avista customers without power throughout the Inland Northwest
Thousands of Avista customers are in the dark Saturday night throughout the Inland Northwest.
Shining Star Senior Night: Gonzaga Prep's Horn
SPOKANE, Wash. — The final weekend of Shining Star Senior Night means an end to a segment that's honored over 300 local senior athletes who never got their spring…
'It's nice. It's home': Idaho bars, theaters reopen in phase 3
For the first time in a long time, people in Idaho can enjoy a beer inside a bar.
'Please be safe and peaceful': Gov. Inslee pleads with those protesting George Floyd's death
In response to protesters, Governor Jay Inslee said he fully supports the right to free speech, but pleaded with people to assemble “peacefully and safely.”
Spokane Police Guild responds to George Floyd's death, talks about building trust
The Spokane Police Guild responded to George Floyd’s death on Saturday, saying the “inexcusable” actions of Minneapolis police officers have tarnished a trust many others worked so hard to achieve.
WEATHER ALERT: MAJOR THUNDERSTORM EVENT EXPECTED SATURDAY LATE AFTERNOON AND EVENING
Severe thunderstorms are expected to roll through the region Saturday evening bringing large hail, destructive winds and torrential rains to the region.
Spokane Parks and Rec outlines what you can and can't do outside in phase 2
As the weather gets warmer, Spokane Parks and Recreation has outlined what is and isn’t allowed outside in phase 2.
Spokane Valley couple awaiting long-lost letter from son killed overseas
A Spokane Valley couple who lost their son in Iraq is anxiously checking their mailbox.
Shining Star Senior Night: The Mt. Spokane Girls' Track and Field team
The head track coach at Mt. Spokane couldn’t pick just one athlete to nominate for our Shining Star night. Instead, she nominated all 10 seniors!
How local summer camps are changing operations to keep kids safe
While some summer camps have chosen to stay closed for the 2020 season, there are a few that will be opening up with restrictions.
Catholic Charities' temporary family homeless shelter moves to provide more space
Families seeking shelter now have a better chance of finding it. Catholic Charities of Eastern Washington moved its temporary family shelter to help more people under the new social distancing guidelines.
Union Roasters opens second location in Coeur d'Alene, now offering beer and wine
Union Roasters has officially opened its second location in Coeur d’Alene.
Warrior Liquor rolls out three new whiskeys
While you won’t be able to sit and enjoy a drink just yet, Warrior Liquor’s tasting room is open for bottle sales, and its menu has expanded.
WA virus order expiring, counties get more flexibility
OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — Washington Gov. Jay Inslee on Friday announced he would not extend the state’s COVID-19 stay-at-home order beyond Sunday and would allow counties more flexibility to apply to advance through the current four-phase reopening plan using updated…
Spokane's first cat café to open 'kitty lounge' soon with phase 2 guidelines in place
Spokane's first cat café is set to open in-store services by June 8.
Several Washington campgrounds reopening Monday
The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission announced camping will resume in 22 counties, including Spokane County, starting Monday.
Spokane County reports largest single day rise in COVID-19 cases as more testing is conducted
Spokane County saw its largest single day rise in COVID-19 cases on Friday.
Organizers cancel Watershed 2020
Watershed, the country music festival held annually at the Gorge Amphitheatre, has been canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Gleason Fest canceled due to pandemic
Gleason Fest, the annual music festival and Team Gleason fundraiser, has been canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
'Quit killing us because you're sick:' Spokane NAACP reacts to George Floyd's death
The Spokane NAACP Chapter is calling on people to take a firm stance against "continuing atrocities." That message comes in the days after George Floyd died while in the custody of the Minneapolis Police Department.
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Hot temperatures today with possible record heat Saturday -Mark
High pressure and heat from the SW makes it's way North and warms us in the 80's and near record high temps Saturday. Saturday afternoon, evening we will see the potential for thunderstorms, some could be severe. Cooler and clouds for Sunday with warming to average and partly cloudy next week.
Catholic Charities partners with Gonzaga Prep to provide family homeless shelter
Gonzaga Preparatory school's alumni gym will serve as a temporary shelter for families experiencing homelessness.
Take a 'drive-thru' tour on the tarmac at Felts Field
The Historic Flight Foundation is hosting its first ever drive-thru tour of the tarmac on Friday.
